Posted: 5/11/2013 6:27:49 PM EDT
First time I've done a dinner pic, hopefully I did it right.
Elk backstrap seasoned with Dillo dust and wrapped in thick cut bacon beans, corn, mashed potatoes on the side Shiner Bock and a Dillo Sig P229 SAS with reload AR- PSA midlength lightweight upper, Anderson Arms lower assembled with PSA lpk and reload Morakniv Companion |
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Where the FUCK is the napkin?! And here you see demonstrated again, the Law of the First Post. +1 for the elk, if you didn't overcook it meh AR, decent sidearm, you didn't set the world on fire, but I guess that you covered most of the bases... 7/10 that's a fucking gift |
To clarify, I killed it. I grilled it. There was a lot more steak that wasn't shown in the picture, that was just the first serving. My mistake not including it all 
I'm in college, so no tablecloths exist, we were out of paper towels so I didn't use a napkin (not that I needed one), and the table is old and gross. My roommate brought the table, I think he found it in or near a dumpster. |
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-1 for overly reflective fork
-1 for no napkin -1 for table and chairs stolen from Arby's -1 for bacon wrapped elk looking like an overdone pork chop chip -1 chili has way to many beans in it -1 for instant mashed potatos +1 for first try effort 5/10 If i had a nickel for every pixel in this photo, I would almost have enough for a cup of coffee |
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-1 for overly reflective fork -1 for no napkin -1 for table and chairs stolen from Arby's -1 for bacon wrapped elk looking like an overdone pork chop chip -1 chili has way to many beans in it -1 for instant mashed potatos +1 for first try effort 5/10 If i had a nickel for every pixel in this photo, I would almost have enough for a cup of coffee Wasn't chili, it was beans. Mashed potatoes were not instant. The steaks were a little burned on the outside. I stepped away from the grill for a minute and when I got back the bacon grease had caught fire and charred the hell out of the steaks. I have a small and shitty grill. The inside of the steak was still a good medium-rare. |
A manly setup all around. No better proof than all the girly man haters here. 
Modest but effective portion: Real men don't eat like pigs. No napkin: Redundant if you already have a sleeve. Knife win: All you need and plenty money left for ammo. Gun win: Not showy or tacticool, just good kill guns. Extra man points for bacon and no gay imported beer. 10/10 |
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Tell us about the Elk  . Where'd you get it and do you have any pictures of it?I shot it last August outside Greer, AZ. For the past couple years Arizona has had a special hunt in part of unit 1 to help get a herd of elk off of a farm in the area that they hit pretty hard. The funny thing is, the wolf pack in the area as of last summer had hit the elk herd really hard, and the elk are not doing well. I shot her at about 7am from about 80 yards away. The bullet was a 150gr. Nosler Accubond out of a .30-06 moving at about 2900 fps at the muzzle. I went through the near side shoulder blade and ribcage, through the heart, out the far side rib cage and the bullet got stuck on the far side shoulder blade. I don't have any pictures of the elk, as our camera battery was dead that morning
I have the bullet that I found in her though, I could upload a picture of that. |
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